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    Foreword This research work‚ A Research on the Influences of Chinese cultures and Traditions to the Filipino People‚ provides different facts and pieces of information about the reasons on the influence of Chinese cultures to the Filipino people. This research work focuses on different reasons how Filipinos are influenced by different races especially the Chinese. Dedication We dedicate this research work to our family and friends‚ who are always there for us to help in giving and gathering

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    wealthy parents‚ Voltaire grew to become one of the most influential‚ popular‚ and hated writers of his day. With his writings regarding reason over superstition‚ freedom of speech‚ and religious tolerance‚ Voltaire opened the door for the Enlightenment. Voltaire was a staunch believer in the necessity and utility of human reason. He hated superstition. In the beginning of the 18th century‚ the Scientific Revolution was coming to a close‚ and the ideas that it had imparted upon the world radically

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    his disrespect for Jim and the superstitions characteristic of Jim’s culture. According to the

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    stage would break” (Harkin). Actors and actresses have also considered the word “Macbeth” to be very unlucky. In fact that in some theaters‚ no one is to say “Macbeth” unless it’s during the actual rehearsal or actual production. Additionally‚ a superstition that might not be as well known is something called a ghost light. Its purpose it to protect the theater from any ghosts or spirits that want to cause mischief. Ghost lights are still used in many theaters today. The effects of not leaving ghost

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    give some examples of superstitions‚ e.g. If you break a mirror‚ you will... (they give the answer‚ since they already know Future Simple Tense). 2. Then I give some more oral examples for them to finish. 3. After that they make their own examples. 4. Now they write down an example or two. 5. In groups they try to figure out what goes with the IF clause‚ what with the main clause. They report back to the class. 6. In groups‚ they make new examples of "silly" superstitions. For homework‚ they

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    In my opinion‚ the three most important musical differences between the two versions of “superstition” that I noticed was the dynamics‚ singing voice and singing style‚ and tempo. Right from the beginning of both songs‚ you are able to notice distinct sound differences between the two songs. For example‚ Stevie Wonder’s version starts with drums and a synth drum bass and then Stevie adds the electric guitar. On the other hand‚ Jeff Beck’s version immediately begins with the guitar‚ and eventually

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    Ethnocentrism refers to an individual who sees‚ thinks‚ and idealizes with the idea that his cultural background and nationality is beyond better than that of others. In today’s modern and complex society‚ many Americans tend to live by this belief or idea of ethnocentrism; they believe they are better off‚ because the United States of America is looked at‚ thought of‚ and respected as one of the most powerful and decorated nations in the world today. Despite having different beliefs based on culture

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    During a game‚ my father drinks 3 cups of coffee and a bottle of water in order for a run to score. It was challenging at times to continue this superstition when we were on the ballpark trip due to the fact many ballparks do not sell coffee at 7:00 pm. Moreover‚ my mother is also known as the “baseball whisper” because every time a play happens‚ she predicts it several minutes in advance. As a result

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    During their time the way they perceived these occurrences was heavily influenced by the social‚ cultural and historical context at the time of 19th century or the Victorian Age. Stoker has used the themes of Gender roles‚ Good vs Evil‚ Religion and Superstition to help reflect the context in which Dracula was set in. In one’s life the way society perceives one’s self can extensively impact the way you make decisions and the way you behave. In Bram Stokers ‘Dracula’ the theme of Gender roles lays an

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    two hypothesis’ are similar. The poem Vultures argues how there is good in all evil. The point expressed in Night of the Scorpions could be interpreted in a similar way to this‚ in that a rationalist and a man of science can desperately turn to superstition‚ and ultimately religion under demanding conditions. This could suggest

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